What I want to say is that this is a real event that happened near where I live—a tragedy caused by a misunderstanding. May the deceased rest in peace, and may those responsible be held accountable!
A female student at Lufeng was suspected of stealing clothes, and unable to withstand online exposure, chose to commit suicide to prove her innocence. On December 2, Weibo user @DonghaiGeziDian posted on Weibo with screenshots of a video, claiming that the girl in the screenshots was a thief and asked for people to doxx her. This post caused a sensation online, leading to the girl being doxxed by netizens. According to the latest developments, the doxxed girl is a student at Lufeng Hetu Middle School: Xie X Qi. On the night of December 3, after posting on Weibo at Wangyang Bridge, she chose to end her own life to prove her innocence. According to Weibo user @Super_Morgan: 'This is a real incident, it was not about stealing clothes, but a false accusation. The girl was falsely accused and didn't dare to speak up. After paying money, the store manager responded with harsh words and even doxxed her, causing her to become widely known online. For a young girl who had just become an adult and was still studying, this was a devastating blow. Hope society will pay attention to this incident.' This statement has not been verified. The girl's family (her sister) also posted on Weibo to express her grief and the injustice suffered by her deceased sister. Today (December 5), the family went to the clothing store, hung banners, and set up a memorial to call for justice for the girl, demanding a fair resolution for the deceased! They hope relevant authorities will pay attention and uncover the truth. Specific details are awaited to be officially released.
We hope that the community at 7tans will hold a moment of silent tribute to mourn the deceased.
Alas! The ways of the world are unpredictable, moment of silence.
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That store manager is truly wicked. A life was lost just like that. To hype up popularity, he didn't hesitate to use someone's life as the cost. This already constitutes the crime of intentional homicide, right...
Hopefully I'll be born into a good family next life... (Speaking of which, dying like this in mythology would land you in the City of the Wrongly Deceased in the underworld, right... Seems like there's no way to be reincarnated...)
The store manager was originally unwilling to accept it; the girl settled it with money (she really hadn't done anything anyway), yet the store manager still posted the video online. Sigh.
It's just the karma of one lifetime. First, detach from the worldly life, go through several cycles of reincarnation, and then settle the karma with the store manager. Fate and reincarnation, indeed.
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